PDPW Podcasts

"Good work, hard work, noble work," is a phrase that Tom Thibodeau has been saying for years. This week, Tom shares the importance of being a volunteer, because volunteering is love made visible.

This week, servant leadership trainer Tom Thibodeau shares his thoughts on what it means to live like a monk, and how it can change your life.

There is one skill that lies in the heart of any healthy person. Whether it be in family, school, a community organization or society in general, it is the ability to see another person and make them feel valued. As we hear from servant leadership trainer Tom Thibodeau, that is at the heart of being a good person! Listen as Tom explains why connecting with fellow humans is the ultimate gift to give yourself and others.

We're constantly told in Western culture to age gracefully. Servant leadership trainer Tom Thibodeau disagrees! Listen as Tom shares how we should live our lives with the sounds of laughter and mischief to remain forever young.

Happy New Year! This is a time for friends and family. A time for reflection and a time for new beginnings. Servant leadership trainer Tom Thibodeau reflects on how he has changed his thoughts and beliefs through the years compared to the perspective he believed once "back in the day."

Merry Christmas! This week, Tom Thibodeau shares the message of generosity.

"Angels we have heard on high" is a Christmas carol we are all familiar with this time of year. Specifically the scene outside Bethlehem in which shepherds encounter a multitude of angels singing and praising the newborn child. Our guest this week is Hank Wagner, who shares his own experience of the angels in his life.

As we look ahead to December 25, we focus on sharing the goodness in our lives. Here Is Tom Thibodeau with a special Christmas message.

What would you like for Christmas that money can't buy? For some, it's a loving family. This week, Tom Thibodeau shares a timely message on the importance of family, and how we can gain a better appreciation for ourselves and others when we recognize that we come from different backgrounds and traditions. As we listen to Tom's message, may we all find a place in someone else's heart where we are welcomed and loved.

There is always something to be thankful for! Just ask our guest Hank Wagner, who shares why there is no better time to stop and reflect on the good around us. Incorporating gratitude into our lives and daily stream of consciousness can have a positive impact on our health and relationships.